Anti-Gravity Humidifier

Protect Your Health & Improve Your Sleep 

Using a humidifier at night plays a massive role in helping you achieve deeper sleep, as well as improving your health. Maintaining a relative humidity level between 40-60% indoors has a wide range of surprising health benefits.

Protect Your Health & Avoid Illness: a humidifier moisturises the nasal and upper respiratory passages when the air is dry. This can help you breathe easier when you have a runny nose, chest congestion, cough, or sore throat. Increasing indoor humidity levels also reduces the airborne spread of seasonal viruses, including influenza, colds and COVID-19. 

Improve Your Comfort: Maintaining optimal humidity levels creates a relaxing sleep environment for revitalising sleep. It can make it easier to breathe comfortably, help to ease alleviate unpleasant symptoms associated with the flu and colds, unclog a stuffy nose and ease an itchy, irritated throat.

Create a Quiet & Relaxing Sleep Environment: a humidifier offers the added benefit of blocking out annoying night time sounds, such as: traffic noise, music, babies and pets. The soft hum of the machine acts as a 'white noise', helping you to nod off easily. 

Combat Snoring: When the mouth, nasal cavities, pallet, and airway get dried out it tends to make snoring worse. The vibrations of these dry tissues caused by each breath in and out can intensify the sound of snoring. Turning on a humidifier before you go to bed can help alleviate loud snoring by providing moisture to these tissues. Perfect for your comfort + your partner or families too.

Promotes Healthy Skin & Lips: Increasing the moisture in your bedroom will help your skin to absorb hydration naturally, relieving dry skin. Your scalp, hair and lips are sensitive to dry conditions and will benefit from humidification. A humidifier helps to alleviate scaly, itchy and cracked skin, resulting in a fresher and more youthful appearance.

Helps Fight Allergies: The cool mist can counteract pollen and mold when they are at their peak, helping you to avoid allergy flare ups. This will ensure your sleep isn't disrupted during the summer months and you breathe easier during the day, with less coughing and sneezing.